Gehi & Associates Secures Swift I-130 Approval for Expectant Couple.

Gehi & Associates is thrilled to announce another successful case, this time for a happily married couple eager to build their life together in the United States. The husband, a USC, and his wife, an Indian national, had been married for two years when they sought our legal knowledge to manage the complex immigration process.

Understanding the couple's desire to reunite and start a family, our team promptly filed the I-130 petition, meticulously compiling a comprehensive package of supporting evidence. Notably, we included the petitioner's pregnancy reports to strengthen the case and underscore the couple's genuine and committed relationship.

We are delighted to share that USCIS approved the I-130 petition without requesting any additional documentation, a testament to the strength of our case preparation. Currently, we are diligently working on the consular processing stage, confident that the spouse will soon be granted their immigrant visa, allowing them to join their loved one in the United States.

This successful outcome is a reflection of our team's dedication and experience in immigration law. We are committed to guiding our clients through the immigration process with efficiency and compassion.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How long does the I-130 process typically take?

A: The processing time for I-130 petitions varies depending on several factors, including the filing location and current USCIS processing times. While we cannot guarantee specific timelines, our team will diligently monitor the case and provide updates throughout the process.

Q: What documents are typically required for an I-130 petition?

A: The required documents for an I-130 petition can vary depending on the individual circumstances. Generally, you will need to provide proof of relationship, such as a marriage certificate, joint financial documents, and photographs. Our team will provide a comprehensive list of specific documents required for your case.

Q: What is consular processing?

A: Consular processing is the final stage of the immigrant visa process, conducted at a U.S. embassy or consulate abroad. During this stage, the visa applicant undergoes an interview and medical examination. Our team will guide you through the consular processing steps and provide the necessary support.

Q: Can I expedite the I-130 process?

A: In certain circumstances, it may be possible to expedite the I-130 process. However, eligibility for expedited processing is limited to specific cases involving humanitarian reasons or extreme hardship. Our team can assess your case to determine if you may qualify for expedited processing.

If you have further questions or require immigration assistance, please don't hesitate to contact Gehi & Associates . We are here to help you manage the immigration process and achieve your goals.

Disclaimer: This case study is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. The outcome of any legal case depends on specific facts and circumstances, and this case study does not guarantee success in any individual case. No attorney-client relationship is created by reading this case study. Immigration laws can change, and information may not be up-to-date. Consult an experienced immigration attorney for personalized advice. Each immigration case is unique, and success depends on individual circumstances and applicable laws. Seek legal counsel before making any decisions related to immigration or deportation proceedings. Gehi & Associates disclaims liability for actions based on this information. Prior results do not guarantee future outcomes.